By Hayes Hunt and Michael Zabel By now, the concept of Upjohn warnings should be familiar to any counsel, whether in-house or external, who represents a corporation’s interests in an internal investigation. In a nutshell, an Upjohn warning is derived…
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Upjohn Warning Update
Tagged with: attorney-client privilege, attorney-expert communication, Corporate Counsel, Corporate Law, Upjohn v. United States
Posted in Prosecution & Defense
Posted in Prosecution & Defense
Endorsement Contracts, Morals Clauses and Lance Armstrong
By Hayes Hunt and Brian Kint On November 5th in Edenbridge, U.K., a 30-foot tall model of Lance Armstrong* was burned to celebrate Guy Fawkes’ failed plot to blow up the Parliament. The giant Armstrong likeness held a Tour de…
Tagged with: Claw back, Contracts, Corporate Counsel, Corporate Law, Endorsements, Lance Armstrong, Morals Clauses
Posted in The Client
Posted in The Client
Criminal Convictions and Arrests – To Hire Or Not To Hire?
By Hayes Hunt and Jonathan Cavalier On the subject of criminal background checks, employers are often caught between the proverbial rock and a hard place. On the one hand, use of criminal background checks can, and has, led to discrimination…
Tagged with: Arrest, Background Checks, Corporate Counsel, Criminal Convitions, EEOC, Employer Duty, Hiring
Posted in Corporate Compliance
Posted in Corporate Compliance
When ‘The Law’ Is in the Lobby: Practical Steps to Manage A Raid by Gov’t Agents
Published in The Legal Intelligencer’s General Counsel Section January 11, 2012 By Hayes Hunt and Brian Kint It is 7 a.m. You grab a cup of coffee and head out the door to catch the train to your job as in-house…
Tagged with: Corporate Counsel, General Counsel, In-House Counsel, Law Enforcement, Search Warrant, Seizure
Posted in Prosecution & Defense
Posted in Prosecution & Defense
